developing simple c toy programs using visual studio .net

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Hello....

I wanted to know if there was a way to write simple c code using visual .net?
I really want to get used to the ide but i'm not sure how to..

Any comments will be appreciated...

Thanks...

P.S: I really don't like pico nor emacs for that matter.
 
sbu_c_student said:
I wanted to know if there was a way to write simple c code using visual
.net?
Yes.

I really want to get used to the ide but i'm not sure how to..
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As the saying goes - just do it. <g>

From the menu

File->New->Blank Solution

Then

Click on the plus sign labelled "Visual C++ projects" in the top left
pane

Click the "Win32" folder

Click "Win32 console project" icon

Enter the base name of your project in the box and click OK

Now you have a project. Next

Click the Hyper-Link labelled "Application Settings"

Select the "Console Application" radio button and "Empty Project" check
box

Click Finish

Whew. At that point you have a solution with one project and _no_ files.

Now you begin adding files. From the project menu click "Add New Item" or
"Add existing item" depending on whether you are creating a new file or
reusing an old one.
P.S: I really don't like pico nor emacs for that matter.
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:-)

Regards,
Will
 
Thank you so much for the help.



William DePalo said:
As the saying goes - just do it. <g>

From the menu

File->New->Blank Solution

Then

Click on the plus sign labelled "Visual C++ projects" in the top left
pane

Click the "Win32" folder

Click "Win32 console project" icon

Enter the base name of your project in the box and click OK

Now you have a project. Next

Click the Hyper-Link labelled "Application Settings"

Select the "Console Application" radio button and "Empty Project" check
box

Click Finish

Whew. At that point you have a solution with one project and _no_ files.

Now you begin adding files. From the project menu click "Add New Item" or
"Add existing item" depending on whether you are creating a new file or
reusing an old one.


:-)

Regards,
Will
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